07-14-2021, 07:42 AM
University of Alabama at Birmingham researcher Derek Moates said tests show about 70% of 48 random coronavirus samples analyzed were the delta variant. COVID-19 cases are rising in Alabama, where under 31% of the population is fully inoculated. (July 14)
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